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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-12
an . Nar,zIsh Cauhls p. Raaha.

NoRwrcH. Oct II.-T. II. Hood cashier OF the
Hoard Of water osnmssioasFA len hsfs several weeks
an Rnmora arc euFrSna that theFe uae ASAe1slt Of
G1n 8pq0 V WOOL Y ~ 4ese9Htk k1psf9 40 -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-12
M. Burgess Gets Fine Chance.
BOSTON. Oct. Inn. Hugh Cochrane. o

Burgess carte blanche nrder to build steam Yacht
thlBE AnOAL Tie craft will be about no feet leRR. snd
will be completed In time for use next season
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-12

AvSla iAs Wear % Wa1AiAs clssAss
w slshsni.saau.lA asast - E..1l,aA.~
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-23

PRESIDENT BLANCo, Of Venezuela,
10 In New York on business Of great
importance to his country and pros
pectively to the United States. He
complains Of encroachments Of Brit
ish authorities at Demarara, the capi.
tai of British Guiana. President
Blanco's mission is to secure interven.
ton on the part Of our government
unless Great Britain will consent to
arbitrate. 1t 10 fair to say that the
boundary line has been In dispute for
q long time. We find IL stated In
Chamber Cyclopedia that the area of
the English territory, II the claims of
Venezuela and Brazil are allowed, is
only about Il 1000 square miles, but the
area actually claimed for the British
possessions is some 5000 square miles.
The English acquired the country
from the Dutch as long ago as 1876. IL
is not, therefore, any recent acquisi-
ton, and what Is termed British az.
gr~ession, we presume TO mean only an
attempt to extend settlement over ter
ritory that they have always claimed
but not actually occupied. The popu.
lation OF British Guiana In 1874 was
2l7,9O9. including Indians, negroes,
Cinnamon and h~alf-breeds. 1t is not
a healthy country for whites. II is
scourged alternately with cholera,
yellow fever and smallpox, which
sweep off the population faster than
immigration adds to 1t. In 1874 there
were 1880 Indian coolies serving
under indenture, q spscies OF slavery.
Though we cannot see, In the case Of
the British claim, any ~infraction of
our Monroe doctrine and no great
danger Of any kind from British occu.
patton any more than In the case Of
the Dominion, yet IL IL Of importance
that our government should interest
itself In behalf OF Venezuela and see
that her claims and rights 10 the con
troversy should not be sacrificed,
Everything on this continent 10 Of In
terest to us. There is n great future
before us, c~oextensive with the whole
length and breadth Of the continent.
The settlement. development, govern
ment. civilization and trade Of every
portion Of the continent interests and
concerns us. whsl any American
government appeals TO us for sym.
yathy and aid We should be quick to
respond and extend u influences In
every peaceful and honorable way
Exchange.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-23

. r. G. DUN & Co.'S weekly trade re-
view has the following points: Every.
thing now turns 10 crop prospects. Con-
adorable loss 10 no longer disputed;
indeed its effects are already felt In
undiminishing demand from regions
most affected by the drought for some
manufactured products. But estim.
mates Of the extent of.harm done differ
widely. Chicago and Detroit advices
indicate that rains were too late to
save q considerable portion of the corn
crop, but after declining u cents on
the growing impression that the in
jury weuld not prove so extensive a.
to balance the increase In acreage, the
price ose as much on reports Of injury
by frost on Thursday. Latest govern
tnent reports point to q probable yield
slightly less than that of last year.
Wheat rose &c on Wednesday. but lost
the advance. Injury 10 this crop does
not appear important, and official
figures point to q yield exceeding $780,
100000 bushels. which, with stocks
carried over, would meet all probable
requirements. What may prove the
most serious effects ofthe long drought
the injury to pastures and the hay
crop and consequent losses Of animal
p~roduct-is often overlooked. But
the movement Of grain from the
northwest lie remarkably large. though
lake transporters get the lions share
OF IL. The monetary situation has one
u~ufavorable and several favorable fea-
lures. Stringency increases at several
interior points, and reports of unsatis.
factory OF ''only fair" collections grow
more numerous. The possibility OF
important failures resulting from re.
cent daring speculations, and the
chance Of large demands for money
from the west and south are not to be
safely overlooked. The business fail.
ures occurring throughout the country
during the last even days number for
the United States 100. and for Canada
twenty-six.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
. OE T RY

Also all the leading English Poets In
Cloth, Gilt Top. II mo. at 1.5O. Half
Calf SO. Cloth Svo. beautifully illus
trated $3.50. same, Tree Calf or Pad I.
ded Russia Calf. .................... Sc OF
We name some of them: Burns. By
ron, Mrs. Browning, Robert Brown
ing. Cowper Coleridge, Campbell,
Milton, Moore. Keats, Meredith Shell
ley, Chaucer, Ingelow, Dante. Scott,
Wordsworth, Goldsmith, Pope, Spen-
ser, TennysOn, Homer. Shakespeare.
Shakespeare, Cloth. Use, S1.5O, $3.50. 3 sc
Shakespeare, Tree Calf and Morocco,S6 8 0(
Shakespeare, 3 vols, Cloth, Richard
Grant white. 49,. ............ 81
Edition. ..,......... 1850 90 OF
Shakespeare, IL vols, Chiswick Edi-
ton. tthree'quarter Calf -. 49,. 25 OF
volume, Full Levant. -. -. 25 OF
Shakespeare, Full Leather case, handy
volume, Eng. Morocco ............. Is OF
Shakespeare. Full Leather Case, handy
volume, Full Seal 900. ........... 25 OF
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Bryant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 IS
AldIich, Cloth, S1.75. Tree Calf or full
Alice Phoebe Cary, Cloth, 81, $l.75, Tree
Calf or Full Levant ...... .......... 80
Emerson, Cloth, 81, S1.75, Tree Calf or
Full Levant.... Observation-Disclosures. 90
Holmes, Cloth, 81, S1.75, Tree Calf or
Fnll Levant. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Lowell, Cloth, 81, Sl.75, Tree Calf or
Full Levant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4 90
Longiellow, Cloth, 81, S1.75, 81 so, So
Tree Calf or Full Levant. 81 80 to-. IL 90
Longfellow, Complete works, IL vols,
Riverside Edition, Cloth ............. 10 30
Longfellow, Complete works, IL vols,
Riverside Edition, Half Calf. ........ 80 25
Longfellow, CompleteSgorks, IL vols,
Riverside Edition. Half Levant go. Al 90
Tennyson. Cloth, 75c, S1.5O S1.75,
$3.50. $3.50, Full Seal, So, Tree Calf,
Tennyson, Cloth, vols, 81 so, Parch-
Calf or Full Ievant t. ............ ' so
British Poets Riverside Edition, 90
fOlS.. NlOtu 1OO w
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Mrs. A. D. T Whitney, 16 vols, per
Vol. Sl OO
Miss Louise NJ. Alcott's Little Women.
series, 8 vols. per vol. ........... l 20
Miss Louise NJ. Alcort's Spinning
Wheel Stories vols, per VOL. 1 90
Miss Louise NJ. Alcotts Aunt JOS
Scrap bag, vols, per VOL. =. i 90
Miss Louise NJ. Alcott's Garland for
Miss Louise N. Alcott's Lulus Ii
Drdfy .....---.-..-.....- L w
Susan NJ. CoOlidge's Katy Books, 3
vols, per vol. ] %
Susan NJ Coolidge, complete, 10 vols. II so
Elsie Books, Is vols, per vol. ........ / 20
Mildred Books, 6 vols, per vol. ....... l 20
Girlhood Series, vols. per vol. ...... l 20
Sophie Mays QuinnebasseI Series. 5
Vols ..-.--...---- ...-.......... . w
Mrs. Ewing Books, 8 vols. ........... 8 90
Mrs Prentiss vols 900
Sophie Mays DOtty Dimple, vols.... so
Sophie Mays Little Prudy 6 vols. so
Sophie Mays Fly Away, 6 vols.... -. so
Sophie Mays Flake FriZZle, vols. 4 so
Oliver Optics. Horatio Alger, Jr., Harry
Castleman, Trowbridge, c.. A. stephens,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
FICTION 5 STANDARD SETS.

T. B. Aldrieh's Complete Worts, 6
vols. Cloth, Riverside Edition. go. 50
o. W. Holmes Breakfast Table Sc
ries, 3 vols, Cloth, 5000; Half Calf 9
vols, Cloth. $3.50; Half Calf, Gilt
Emerson's Complete Works, IL vols,
Cloth, S19.25; Half Calf, Gilt Top. 81
Hawthorne's Complete Works, II
vols, Cloth, S24; Half Calf, Gilt Top 81
Hawthorne's Complete Works, IL
Ha aS5i; 1iSsi Comp Complete Works, Is
Lowell, 3 vols, Cloth, $500; Half
Cali ..................
Bulwer, Is vols. Cloth -. :. $500. 8
Bulwer, Is vols, Half Calf ............ II
Butwer, % vols, Cloth, Best Edition
Bulwer, 20 vols, Half Seal, Best Edi.
ton Published. ...... ..... ....... 60
Black, William, Is vols. Half Calf or
MOROCCO. .....:....... ......... Il
Carlyle, 10 vols, Cloth. 8
Carlyle, 10 vols. Half Calf or Morocco 10
Carlyle, Ashbnrton Edition, Cloth, per
Cooper, Is vols, Half Calf ......... 81
Dickens, Is vols, Cloth, mot postpaid 6
Dickens, 10 vols. Gilt Top, Extra. 80. s
Dickens, 10 vols. Half Calf or Mo-
Dickens, so vols. Chapman & Hairs,
Illustrated Library Edition Uon-
dom, Three Quarter Calf. Gilt Top. 80
Bancroft's History United States, 6
vols, Svo, Cloth =. COMMUNICATING. 10
Bancroft's History United States, 6
vols, Syo, Half Calf, Gilt Top. %
Hume's England, 6 vols, Cloth, Lip
pincott Edition, not postpaid ....... l
Humes England, 5 vols, Halt Russia
Hume's England. g vols, Cloth, Har-
Der Library Edition SVO 10
Humes England, 6 vols, Half Calf,
Gilt Top, Harper Library Edition.. 81
Macaulay's England, 5 vols, Cloth,
not postpaid. 49,. ................. 1
Macaulay's England, vols, Half Calf
Macauiay's Essays, 8 vols, Half Calf
Macaulay's England, 5 vols, Harper's
Library Edition, Svo., Half Calf. .... II
Macaulay's Miscellaneous Works, 6
vols: Harper's Library Edition, svo.,
Hail GAIL. Il
Greene's English People 4 vols, Same
Edition. Half Calf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IA
Gibbons Rome, vols, Cloth, not
postpaid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1
Gibbons Rome, 6 vols. Half Calf or
ei b6oUfsG Rome 6 vols. Harpers Ii.
brary Edition, svo, Cloth, 1900;
Half Calf, Gilt Top: .:..:.....,-. 81
Motley's Works-United Netherlands,
vols: Dutch Republic, vols;
John of Barneveld, vols, Cloth. 80
per volume; Half Calf, Gilt Top,
per volume. ........... -. ..... )
Irving's Works, vols, Cloth. ......... 4
Irving's Works, 10 vols, Cloth 1890. 6
Irving's Works, 10 vols, Half Calf or
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Irving's Works, 10 vols, Half Seal -. 20
Irving's Works, 81 vols, Godfrey
Crayon Edition, with steel plates,
finest edition made, Half Calf. ......115
Thackeray's, 10 vols, Cloth mot post
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extra. --::.;:-.. ::-....:.
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rocco. Observation-Disclosures. Il
Thackeray's, 10 vols, Half Seal. 900. 20
Thackeray' S. l vols, celebrated Globe
Edition UOndOn), Three-quarters
Calf, Full Gilt. ...... ...... 40
George Eliots, vols, Harper Edition
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS !

kaulbachS Goethe Gallery, Proof
Before Letter Edition. $50 90
Harpers Book of American Wood En-
gravers. published Nov. 6 at 500,
now WORTH. ZOU w
ments ........................ so 90
Paris Salon Of 1885,. ...... $500. % 90
Landscape, by Philip Gilbert Hamer-
ton, half Levant. ..... So 90
ton. half Levant. ........... 30 90
Goethe Gallery, ordinary edition. 80 90
Meyer Won Bremen Gallery, full Mo-
rocco, only one for sale in the United
States as 90
Shakespeare, Scenes and Characters. 40 90
Book Of the Tile Club. .............. % 90
Dusseldorf Gallery. Is 90
Dalziel's Bible Gallery. ................ SO 90
Odes and Sonnets, by John Keats -. 10 90
The Lady with the Camellias. ..... 20 90
American Art. =. ............. 10 90
American Etchings. edition de luxe. II so
Artists ...:............... 10 90
Recent French Art................ z so
Some Modern Etchings. ............ II so
Twenty American Etchings ........ Is 90
A Score of Etchings. .................. 10 90
Ten Etchings ....-.......... .... z 80
Romeo and Juliet. Observation-Disclosures. 25 90
Henry ~. Observation-Disclosures. % 90
The llliad of Homer, edition de luxe,
limited to 500 copies ................ 10 90
Heroines of the Poets. IL 90
Sonnets from Portuguese ......... go. Is 90
Goldsmith's She Stops to Conquer.
illustrated by Abbey. ............ 20 90
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
LATE JUVENILE BOOKS.

No the Twin Cities afford buy single Christmas Pres
before inspecting stock Come will show the LRG
EST CHOICEST STOCK between Chicago and the Pacific Ocean, AL
PRAYER BOOKS and HYMKALS IMPORTED NOVELTIES Everything
hne from the cheapest the very best Call the evening"
when you take your time to look around
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18

Kingston. Edward S. Ellis. ''Rollo''- books
Jacob Abbott. Jules Verne, Knox's Boy Trav,
elers, Kelloggs.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-07-21
w. S. Napier * Co.

This enterprising firm is com.
posed of w. S. Napier of Wayne
{. II. and Maj. Jas. z. Wagner of
Ceredo, the latter gentlemen beng
the manager and giving the business
his entire personal supervision.
They keep large and complete
stock in every line of goods usually
found in general store. Their line
of ladies' dress goods is especially
attractive to our lady readers, not
only in the style and quality of the
goods but in the important matter
ofprices also. Besides their dry
goods department, they handle a
large stock Of mems, boys
and children's clothing, boots,
shoes, hats, caps, notions, groceries,
tobacco, cigars, etc, etc.
This firm undertakes TO sell you
goods ascheap as any other establish
ment in the county or in any Of the
surrounding towns. To be convinc-
ed of the truth of this statement,
give them a call and we will guar
antee that you will receive satisfac.
ton.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-07-21
III. w. Stewart,

This gentleman is one of the
most experienced contractors and
builders in the county having had
35 years experience in the business.
He is prepared to draw up plans
and specifications for buildings and
furnish estimates Of the cost Of the
same. Those Of our readers who
contemplate the erection Of build.
ings Of any kind will save money by
consulting Mr.. Stewart, as he fur
nishes plans with all contracts that
he takes and thus saves his custo-
mers the very considerable expense
that they would otherwise be put
toin employing an outside architect
Messrs. Stewart az Son also do car.
pentry work Of all kinds, such as the
remodeling and repairing Of dwell.
lings. All work warranted and
prices as low as any other firm.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-07-21
IT. Wharton. Nj. ID

DIR. IT. Wharton graduated from
the medical department Of the New
York University in 1860, and set.
tied at this place for the practice of
medicine. About a year later he
entered the service of the u. s.
Army and served four years as as
sistant surgeon and surgeon, ac-
quiriAg in that time an experience
in surgery more extensive and varied
than most physicians acquire in a
life time. lie is to-day the only
surgeon possessing such valuable
experience in this section Of the
State.
At the close Of the war DR.. Whar-
ton returned to Ceredo where he
has practieed his profession contin-
uously ever since. lie is a well read,
well trained physician and keeps
thoroughly informed ofall the rapid
strides that are continually being
made in his profession.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-07-21
Wright & BIankinship.

Messrs. Wright & Blankinship
are associated in the business Of
house and sign painting. They do
an extensive business in this line and
universally render the highest salts
faction. They are both skilled
workmen and both possess the good
taste which is so essential in a good
job Of painting or sign writing.
They use nothing but the very best
of material and this fact coupled
with their skill and experience ena-
bic them to guarantee satisfaction
on every contract which they take.
Many OF our citizens have improved
their residences by giving them a
little fresh paint, and others ought
to DO the same and thus give our
town a brighter appearance. When
you want anything in their line give
these gentlemen call.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-07-21
M. Sheldon.

This gentleman came 10 Ceredo
from the State Of New York, in
1865, Immediately after the close Of
the war. He went into the general
merchandising business in the build
ing which he now owns on the cor
ner Of B and East lst St, and fol-
lowed this occupation for about 10
years. Since that time Mr.. Sheldon
has done general business in real es-
tate and conveyancing lie has
been mayor, recorder, councilman
and secretary Of the Board OF Edu-
cation. For the past 2 years he has
been secretary Of the school board
which position he now holds. In
all the various positions Of trust
which Mr.. Sheldon has held he has
invariably rendered satisfaction TO
his constituents. lie is at present
a Notary Public and does large
amount Of business requiring the
aid Of Notary. Mr.. Sheldon is
one Of our oldest and most highly
respected citizens and takes now,
as he has always done, a lively in
tcrcst iu everything liable 10 con
tribute 70 the welfare Of tie town.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-07-21
CATLETTSBURG.
ID. III. Carpenter.

The largest mercantile establish
ment in north eastern Kentucky is
that of MIR. ID. III. Carpenter at Cat
lettsburg. There are very few
houses even in much larger cities
that do business equal to or sur
passing that done in this establish
ment, rs the business done by Mr..
Carpenter ranges from S250,000 to
$500, 900 annually. He does an ex>
tensive wholesale business as well
rs retail, having number of COM
mercial travellers constantly on the
road looking after this branch of
his business. Mr.. Carpenter is the
most successful merchant in this
whole section of the country and
much of his great success is attrib
utable TO his persistent, intelligent
and liberal use of "printer's ink" in
the way Of advertising. OF course
his thorough knowledge of the bust.
ness in every detail, along with the
fact that he knows when and how
TO buy, and buying his stock in
large quantities for cash, are import
ant factors contributing to his great
success as well as affording an ex-
PLANTATION of why he can undersell
all competitors.
Our reporter looked through Car
penter's mammoth store a day or
two ago, and was lost in wonder at
the infinite variety of goods con-
tanned therein, and filed with adj
miration of the system that reigns
every where in the vast establish
ment. Mr.. Carpenters corps of
statesmen and saleswomen are inva.
riably polite and attentive to every
customer and this inhexible rule is
another strong hold that the place
has upon the public.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-07-21
The G.. X. OsgOod Stock

Is still on sale at the old stand =,
corner of b and East First street,
and some ofthe most attractive bar
gains in the country can be found
there. The assignee is offering fine
diagonal suits at S12 which are
worth every cent of $18. Also reg
ular fifteen dollar suits at ten dollars.
and ten dollar suits at $3.50. These
are positive bargains and are not
mere bats thrown out to catch the
unwary customer. This slashing
cut in prices is made because the
stock must positively be disposed
ofimmediately. All the other goods
in this store are put down in pro-
portion and an inspection of the
goods and prices will convince our
readers that the bargains are genu-
inc and such as are not often to be
had in this or any other place.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-07-21
j. NJ. Ferguson.

The merchant tailoring establish
ment of M. Ferguson on 3rd Ave.
is one Of the finest in the city and
State. He is ranked as the leading
tailor by his customers, at least, as
they never fail to receive satisfac-
ton as to fit, quality of goods and
prices. Mr.. Ferguson has a fine
stock of suitings to select from and
his cutter is one of the most skillful
and most experienced cutters in the
State. None but the very best
workmen are employed in every
department of Mr.. Ferguson's bust.
ness, and this, with the uniform
square dealing characteristic of the
place, has made it one Of the most
successful business houses of the
city. Leave your order with Mr..
Ferguson and we will guarantee
you satisfaction.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-07-21
Ed. Bush g. Co.

This firm has recently opened a
billiard and pool parlor in Cercdo
on j street, near the ADVANCE Of
fee, and The place has bounded at
once into popular favor. The ia
bles are new and lovers Of the limo.
cent games ofpool and billiards will
find them in FIRST class condition.
The establishment is conducted in
an orderly manner, and no betting
or boisterous conduct will be allow
cd. They have a full line Of choice
tobacco and cigars and are prepared
to furnish lemonade, birch beer and
other popular soft drinks. Messrs.
Bush & Co. have a pleasant resort
for amusement and recreation and
will be pleased TO have you call and
see them.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-07-21
w. G.. Smith.

Mr.. w. G. Smiths forge and
shop is located near Hoard's mill,
where he does a thriving business
in general blacksmith work, horse
shoeing and repairing of all kinds,
buggy and wagon repairing receiv-
ing particular attention. Wagon
building is growing feature of
Mr.. Smiths business. He turns out
first-class farm wagons, spring
wagons and other vehicles, all be-
ing constructed in the most substan-
tial and workmanlike manner. Mr..
Smith gives his OWE personal atten-
ton to all his work, and is known far
and wide among our readers as a
careful, painstaking mechanic,
which fact doubtless accounts for
the steadily increasing trade which
he enjoys.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-07-21
BlOss House.

This old established hotel is sus.
tanning its well-known reputation
as pleasant stopping place, both
for regular patrons and transient
customers. The house is we'll fur
nished, the rooms are large and well
ventilated, while the table is
provided with n substantial bill of
fare as well as with the Injuries Of
the season. Mr.. Isaac Bloss, the
proprietor, and his accommodating
helpmeet, Mrs. Bloss, unite in look
ing after the welfare of all their
guests and they have thereby built
up an excellent regular patronage
which never deserts the "Bloss
House" The travelling public are
familiar with the excellent reputa.
ton of this house which is one oil
the institutions of Ceredo.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-07-21
HUNTINGTON.
Some of the Leading Bust
ness Men Of that Enter
prising City.
II. c. Shoup.

AT the jewelry establishment of
r. G. Shoup on Third Avenue, our
readers will find some rare bargains
in watches, clocks, and an infinite
variety of other articles usually
found IN first-class jewelry store.
Mr.. Shoup offers for $l5 cash, lot
of fine clocks which are exactly the
same make that many people pay
$3.50 for on the installment plan.
Mr.. Shoup also does watch re-
pairing on short notice and at mod
crate prices. He is an experienced
and skillful silversmith and does all
his work in a thoroughly workman
like manner. Mr.. Shoup's stock is
large and all our readers will find
him able to supply their wants in
the jewelry line. His experience
and taste, too, will often aid the
purchaser in making a selection.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-07-21
Ccrcdo House.

This excellent hotel is located on
Main St. near the railroad depot,
and offers most excellent accommo-
dations to the travelling public. The
rooms are large and airy, the beds
are comfortable and the table is
supplied with everything the sea-
son affords and all given at n very
moderate price. Mr.. A. M. Friz-
zell, the accommodating proprietor,
makes all his guests feel perfectly at
home and parties stopping there
unite in praising the "Ceredo House"
rs an excellent place to stop. Tray
cling men frequently make it a point
to stop at this house over Sunday
on account of the home like COM
forts which it affords.